SB892 modifies the allowable forms of medical cannabis in West Virginia to include edible forms, with specific regulations.

SB892 amends the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act to allow the dispensing of medical cannabis in edible forms, subject to certain conditions and restrictions. Edibles must be approved by the Bureau of Public Health and can only be produced by licensed processors. Each edible must contain no more than 10 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) with a potency variance of no more than 15 percent. Edibles must be in specific shapes and bear the universal cannabis symbol. They cannot contain color additives, resemble candy, or have any markings other than the universal symbol.

SB892 modifies the allowable forms of medical cannabis in West Virginia to include edible forms, with specific regulations.

SB892 amends the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act to allow the dispensing of medical cannabis in edible forms, subject to certain conditions and restrictions. Edibles must be approved by the Bureau of Public Health and can only be produced by licensed processors. Each edible must contain no more than 10 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) with a potency variance of no more than 15 percent. Edibles must be in specific shapes and bear the universal cannabis symbol. They cannot contain color additives, resemble candy, or have any markings other than the universal symbol.